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A removable singularity is an isolated singularity for which the function on the punctured disk extends to a holomorphic function on the full disk, by assigning or correcting its value at . In Laurent series terms,
The remaining power series defines the extension with value at . Conversely, a holomorphic extension has a Taylor series there, so uniqueness of the Laurent series forces all negative coefficients to vanish.

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